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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;buyingsilvers, post: 1315514, member: 18821&quot;]problem with 100 bars is they tend to be less liquid and therefore you probably have to sell at spot or a bit behind spot.&nbsp; If the price of silver goes up, and you try to sell to a dealer or through any bank transaction, there will be a report filed with the IRS since you&#039;ll exceed the $10,000 threshold.&nbsp; Not sure if that&#039;s something you will want, as a lot of that price appreciation may be due to inflation, and you&#039;ll pay tax if you report it on your tax return.</p><p><br /></p><p>other than that, junk, 1 or 10 ounce bars are good.&nbsp; I&#039;d stay away from odd sized bars like 5 ouncers, half kilos, kilos, 20.59 ounce, etc. unless they&#039;re CS or PS or something.&nbsp; Those tend to be somewhat harder to sell than 1 or 10 ounces (harder to sell as in a slighly lower price)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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